ML080460399

Power Reactor Inattentive Officer Findings 2004-Present

ML080460399
Person / Time
Site:	Beaver Valley, Peach Bottom, Wolf Creek, Turkey Point
Issue date:	02/13/2008
From:	- No Known Affiliation
To:	Office of Information Services
References
FOIA/PA-2008-0108
Download: ML080460399 (1)

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Offi s ill- a I ation Power Reactor Inattentive Officer Findings 2004-Present Facility SFRP Date Enforcement' BriefSummary Surry 2/15/2004 Green NCV Inattentive Officer while on OCA post McGuire 4/1/2004 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Crystal River 4/1/2004 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Surry 6/6/2004 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Beaver Valley 2/24/2005 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Surry 5/13/2005 White Finding Inattentive Officer while on OCA post Cooper 8/16/2005 Green NCV Inattentive officer while posted as a compensatory measure Harris 10/4/2005 Green NCV the licensee failed to maintain continuous OCA patrol Farley 12/13/2005 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Salem/Hope Creek 2/7/2006 Green NCV Armed Responder not readily available Salem/Hope Creek 3/14/2006 Green NCV Armed Responder not readily available Harris 6/6/2006 Green NCV Inattentive Officer while on OCA post Saint Lucie 6/20/2006 Green NCV Inattentive officer while posted on a comp. post Byron 8/29/2006 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Harris 1/23/2007 Green NCV Armed Responder was inattentive while on duty Prairie Island 3/6/2007 Green NCV an armed responder was found to be inattentive Turkey Point 3/6/2007 Green NCV Security officer was found to be inattentive while performing security compensatory duties.

Salem/Hope Creek 3/16/2007 Green NCV Armed Responder inattentive to duty Salem/Hope Creek 3/16/2007 Green NCV Armed Responder inattentive to duty Quad Cities 3/2012007 Green NCV Compensatory post was found inattentive in the CAS Crystal River 4/17/2007 Green NCV An employee and the NRC SRI performing a walkdown of plant equipment observed an Armed Responder at their staging area in an inattentive condition.

Limerick 4/17/2007 SL III NOV OCA over watch in a BRE was inattentive Duane Arnold 5/1/2007 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond Dresden 9/11/2007 Green NCV Armed Officer assigned protective strategy duties Indian Point 10/2/2007 Green NCV Search Officer was inattentive Watts Bar 10/16/2007 Green NCV Armed Responder was not immediately able to respond TOTAL - 24 Green NCV's, 1 White Finding, and 1 SL III NOV Note: Potential finding not yet paneled at SFRP and/or pending final enforcement Peach Bottom, Beaver Valley, Turkey Point, Wolf Creek, and Turkey Point I

Violations and non-cited violations (NCV) of NRC requirements are categorized by significance, and are given corresponding color or severity level (SL) codes. For inspection findings evaluated with the Significance Determination Process (SDP), violations are assigned colors, as follows: green (very low security significance); white (low to moderate security significance); yellow (substantial security significance); and red (high security significance).

White, yellow and red findings are considered greater than green.

Violations that are not evaluated through the SDP are categorized in terms of four levels of severity to show their relative importance or significance. SL I has been assigned to violations that are the most significant and SL IV violations are the least significant. SL I and II violations are of very significant regulatory concern. In general, violations that are included in these severity categories involve actual or high potential consequences on public health and safety. SL Ill violations are cause for significant regulatory concern. SL IV violations are less serious but are ofmore than minor concern. Violations at SL IV involve noncompliance with NRC requirements that are not considered significant based on risk.

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